What alarm clock do you have?
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A near 40 Years old Radio Controlled "Wecker" from the Volksbank ("World Savings Day").
That's pretty nice.
We have a rooster that wakes me up everyday with a "cock-a-doodle-doo".
Nice cock.
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she can also tell me the weather and play coconut mall
she can also tell me the weather and play coconut mall
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I don't use an alarm that much, but when I do, it's my phone with the sonic drowning music as my alarm sound
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I can't believe I didn't actually tell mine.
I gotta Sony ICF-C1T. Is good.
I gotta Sony ICF-C1T. Is good.
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I don't really use alarm clocks but when I do it's the one on my DS lite
Bart Simpson (the Fink) method.
Drink water before bed, wake up early to pee.
... or oversleep and piss the bed, whatever.
Drink water before bed, wake up early to pee.
... or oversleep and piss the bed, whatever.
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Digital LED Sony (24H) I think there's also a radio in it. I never heard the alarm, I just wake up just before I have to.
Oddly the clock runs a it fast, I think about 5 minutes a year.
Oddly the clock runs a it fast, I think about 5 minutes a year.
OK...I have expected something different....
If we are doing fancy alarm clocks then not mine but on the bench awaiting a rewire (the purple/brown braided stuff you see a bit of there being the replacement) and a new lampshade to come in. A pifco timeside. Not sure the exact year but the people that own it got it in the 1940s/1950s I think it was.
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